Yes. You my sponsor your step sons by filing an I-130 for each child.

Your I-485 was filed and is pending with the USCIS. The court had jurisdiction to adjudicate the application when you were in removal proceedings. Now that your case before the court has been dismissed the USCIS has jurisdiction to adjudicate the application. Send a request to the USCIS at the... View More

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answered on Jul 6, 2021

No.

If your boyfriend entered without inspection he may be eligible to apply for a provisional waiver. He would be required to be out of the country for approximately a week if everything is coordinated properly.

Eligibility to file and being approved are two different things and the process is... View More

This is a divorce/annulment issue, not immigration. Please contact a family law attorney. Best wishes!

If you did not receive the RFE you need to notify the service.

Immediately respond that you did not get the RFE in the mail and you did not change your address. Ask them to resend it to you. It is a time sensitive document that tells you that you have to respond by a certain date.

No, not familiar

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You state that you filed the forms concurrently so how would you already have a receipt for the I-130?

If there is a misunderstanding and you previously filed the I-130 and you are asking that the I-485 be joined with the I-130; Send a co ver letter and the attached I-130 receipt to the... View More

What do you mean; "Does she have a case?" A case for what?

A minor is not held accountable for the actions of adults. This will not count against her if she applies to immigrate or for a non immigrant visa.

You may have to file a waiver of misrepresentation.

Yes if you were a US citizen over 21, then you can sponsor mom, and then you can sponsor dad later. It will not be possible for your brother to accompany mom as her derivative beneficiary, so he will need his own independent grounds to enter like a student visa or a visitor visa. But those are only... View More

Congrats. I doubt that should be an issue. You spent most of your time in the US and that is what is required for the time segment of the form. If you are asked about it at any time explain it as you did here.

As an asylee you have to get approval before you travel. A specific document is needed.

You should consult an attorney - the American Immigration Lawyers Association and Justis both have lawyer directories. You can also look on the USCIS website.

You do not need the three years tax returns to file for your relative. If you are eligible, you may file as soon as you can.

Good luck

In your posting, you did not indicate how and when you obtained your resident status.

Without knowing that information, it is probable that you may have to file the FORM I-130 on behalf of your ( unmarried ) child.

You should contact an experienced immigration attorney for personalized guidance.

Dear Overstay,

I will assume your B-1 non-immigrant visa was issued around 2014. You then came to the US and overstayed your authorized stay of presumably 6 months for more than a year. This alone bars you from seeking admission into the U.S. for 10 years, at which point you will allow to... View More

Depending in the basis for her removal, she will need to file for a waiver. Good luck.

You need t provide more information as to ages of the children. Generally, I will include the children at the first opportunity. If the Children were not included in the I-130, he may have an issue of misrepresentation at the NVC. How old are the children? Is domestic partner, living together, is... View More

Yes. The I-797F allows you to travel and your wife should not have any risk re-entering the U.S. Good luck.